During Berlin’s annual LGBTQ+ pride parade on Saturday, a tragic incident occurred when a car drove into the crowd, resulting in one fatality and at least 15 injuries.The attack took place near the Tiergarten park, close to the parade route, causing authorities to halt the event shortly after it began.

Police confirmed that several victims sustained life-threatening injuries, prompting an emergency response with firefighters and ambulances on the scene.The incident led to the cancellation of the celebration, which typically attracts hundreds of thousands of participants.The pride parade, known as Christopher Street Day in Germany, is one of Europe’s largest LGBTQ+ events.Witnesses reported that the attack disrupted the festivities, which had been marked by peaceful celebrations, music, and colorful floats.Authorities are investigating the incident and have urged attendees to avoid the affected area.The event, held in front of Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate, was abruptly ended around 10:15 p.m., with organizers advising people to leave the premises.The attack has sparked discussions about public safety during large gatherings and the need for security measures at such events.